Another word for involvement | Synonyms for involvement

Another word for involvement

involvement Synonyms

involvement

n.

Difficulty
entanglement, quandary, crisis, embarrassment; see difficulty 1, 2.
Connection
engagement, embroilment, association, responsibility; see relationship.
Engrossment
intentness, study, preoccupation; see reflection 1.

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Another word for involvement

noun

The act or fact of participating:
participation, sharing. See participate
The condition of being entangled or implicated:
embranglement, embroilment, enmeshment, ensnarement, entanglement. See free, participate

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Leaking this guy's involvement is something you don't want to do.
So what's your involvement in this mess?
No outside involvement, remember?
While none of us opted for involvement, Howie's insistence was the first time he hadn't acted like a tethered toddler.
"Our involvement isn't due to any aggressive action on our part," Cynthia said, turning in her seat to better answer the woman.

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